AP Latin Literary Devices

What device is characterized by the address of an absent person?

What device is characterized by the omission of one or more words necessary to the sense?

What device is characterized by an understatement, such as a double negative?

What device is characterized by a comparison began by words like similis, velut, or qualis?

What device is characterized by the word order ABAB?

What device is characterized by words arranged in an ABBA pattern?

What device is characterized by a three part increase of emphasis or enlargement of meaning?

What device is characterized by a question asked without the expectation of an answer?

What device is characterized by the use of unnecessary conjunctions?

Which device is characterized by which a characteristic of a thing is attributed to another?

What device is characterized by a sentence running into another line, stanza, or couplet

What device is characterized by the use of a noun in place of another closely related noun?

What device is characterized by repetition of a word at the beginning of successive clauses?

What device is characterized by unnatural word order?

What device is characterized by words whose sound suggest the sense?

What device is characterized by the use of a part for the whole?

What device is characterized by an abrupt failure to complete a sentence?

What device is characterized by exaggeration?

What device is characterized by the use of words with a meaning contrary to the situation?

What device is characterized by omission of conjunctions in a closely related series?

What device is characterized by applying either a verb or an adjective to more than one noun?

What device is characterized by separation of parts of a compound word?